P1: U1, M1

Question 1

It is the simplest unit of communication

Answer 1

word

Question 2

It is the indispensable means of communication

Answer 2

word

Question 3

Without words, ___ cannot be formed

Answer 3

concepts

Question 4

Without concepts, ___ cannot be formed

Answer 4

knowledge claims

Question 5

Without knowledge claims, ___ cannot be formed

Answer 5

arguments

Question 6

Words are used as a sign and an explanation of ___

Answer 6

concepts

Question 7

Words are made up of ____

Answer 7

letters

Question 8

A concept is made up of ____

Answer 8

ideas

Question 9

It is an indispensable ability of humans

Answer 9

to form concepts

Question 10

A well known British Empiricist (1632-1704)

Answer 10

John Locke

Question 11

All things that exist in the world are _____, accdg to John Lock

Answer 11

particulars

Question 12

Since particulars cannot be named individually, the concept of ____ is introduced

Answer 12

general terms

Question 13

The process of naming a group of particulars is called ____

Answer 13

abstraction

Question 14

General terms are formed from _____

Answer 14

general ideas

Question 15

The words used to explain a concept are called _____

Answer 15

terms

Question 16

These are verbal means of expressing what we know through concepts

Answer 16

Terms

Question 17

Concept:Ideas
Terms: ____

Answer 17

Letters

Question 18

They are our means of acquiring knowledge and considered the building blocks of knowledge.

Answer 18

concepts

Question 19

A term that is made up of a single word

Answer 19

simple terms

Question 20

A term that is made up of several words

Answer 20

complex terms

Question 21

Concepts only ____ in our minds.

Answer 21

subsist

Question 22

Without the ability to form concepts, ______ is not possible

Answer 22

human knowledge

Question 23

These are the basic units of philosophical analysis and critical thinking

Answer 23

word & concept